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Legacy of the Himalayas: Geology, Life, and Culture

Explore the geological and geographical influences shaping life in the Himalayas, from ancient ammonite fossils to the impact of the monsoon climate. Discover how the region's unique flora, fauna, and cultural heritage have evolved over millions of years.

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Legacy of the Himalayas: Geology, Life, and Culture

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  1. The Himalayas were thrust up when India collided with Asia 50 million years ago Geology

  2. Geology’s Factors on Himalayan Life Ammonites, fossilized sea creatures found up to 18,000 ft. in the region, are sacred to Hindus as symbols of Vishnu. SHALIGRAM Kathmandu 1934

  3. Geological-Geographical Regions in Cross Section Peaks to Gangetic Plain: 100-120 miles

  4. Monsoon Climate: Atmospheric forces and Himalayan Micro-ecological regions

  5. Monsoon as Primary Factor in South Asian Life

  6. Flora

  7. Fauna

  8. Indic Culture Migrates North

  9. Later, Tibetanization transforms mid-hills with Tibeto-Burman speaking migrants and who practice Buddhism

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